Sentence examples for combined determinations from inspiring English sources
The combined determinations of these 3 variables enable the identification of congenital heart disease with impaired cardiac function before they become clinically symptomatic.
The combined determinations of heat flow density and of radioactive heat production rate yield basic information about the temperature field and the structure of the earth's crust and are indispensable to understand the interrelations between heat flow density and geology (Abbady et al. [2004]).
Unfortunately, their combined determination did not improve the diagnostic value of single biomarkers.
Some authors reported recently that combining determinations of anti-MCV, anti-CCP2, and RF increases the sensitivity [ 15].
We assessed the effect of air pollution on the ocular surface by combining determinations of individual exposure and conjunctival impression cytology.
In the present study we explored this concept by conducting a panel study combining determinations of individual exposure to air pollution, expressed in terms of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and measuring ocular surface changes by impression cytology.
Future work should combine determination of engineering properties degraded by hydrogen with submicroscopic analysis of hydrogen metal interactions on Al alloys of commercial interest.
The motions of charged and neutral species which occurred during changes in oxidation state were studied with combined mass determinations and cyclic voltammetry or chronocoulometry.
A German native, he combined unwavering determination and perfectionism with creative flair and a style all his own.
One of the qualities of that generation was an understated stoicism which combined unflagging determination and ungrudging sacrifice with uncomplaining fortitude.
The rare moments when Talbott tries to explain the affinity between Clinton and Yeltsin hint at what he might have said, had he felt a little freer: "The key, as I saw it, might be that Yeltsin combined prodigious determination and fortitude with grotesque indiscipline and a kind of genius for self-abasement," Talbott writes.
